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How long does a person serving a life sentence actually serve?
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∙ 11y ago
This depends from country to country!
In some countries, or states, life sentenced actually means life sentenced - so, untill they die.
However, when a person in the Netherlands (just an example) gets life sentenced we're normally speaking of 20 years, with a maximum extention to that, of 10 years (making it 30).
You will get mental care after that, so it might be considered as life sentenced after all.
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